Critical Approaches to LiteraturePrentice-Hall, 1956 - 404 من الصفحات Study of the methods, functions, and values of literary criticism, from the beginnings to the present day. |
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... Sidney Aristotle's arguments were available in a context which gave them a meaning rather different from anything Aristotle had intended . We are not here concerned with the sources of Sidney's Defence , but with its method and the ...
... Sidney Aristotle's arguments were available in a context which gave them a meaning rather different from anything Aristotle had intended . We are not here concerned with the sources of Sidney's Defence , but with its method and the ...
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... Sidney and Aristotle In the last of the paragraphs quoted above , Sidney refers to Aristotle , quoting his famous dictum that poetry is more philosophical and more serious than history because it deals with the universal rather than ...
... Sidney and Aristotle In the last of the paragraphs quoted above , Sidney refers to Aristotle , quoting his famous dictum that poetry is more philosophical and more serious than history because it deals with the universal rather than ...
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... Sidney's day - to say that poetry arouses passion is to concede one of Plato's main objections and to yield an important point to the Puri- tans . Sidney , then , cannot have intended any overt suggestion of the kind we cannot help ...
... Sidney's day - to say that poetry arouses passion is to concede one of Plato's main objections and to yield an important point to the Puri- tans . Sidney , then , cannot have intended any overt suggestion of the kind we cannot help ...
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